My Nokia Journey: From Innovation to the 6G Frontier
Enamul Haque
Director of ServiceNow Solutions and GTM Strategy | Driving Digital Transformation and Business Growth with ServiceNow Solutions | Experienced in Global Client Engagement and Enterprise Solutions
I've always been that person who asks, "What if?" and "Why not?" So when I joined Nokia , it felt like coming home. I spent sixteen years with them, growing up alongside the technology that was changing the world. And the results are all around us today.
Mobile phones aren't just phones anymore—they're lifelines, entertainment hubs, wallets, navigation systems, and so much more. It's hard to imagine a world without the convenience and connectivity they provide, and a lot of that is thanks to Nokia's relentless pursuit of innovation.
I witnessed firsthand how they pushed the boundaries, constantly evolving mobile technology from basic calls and texts to the smartphones we rely on today. Think about it: fast mobile internet, apps that connect us instantly, and even business models like Airbnb and Uber would only exist with the foundation that Nokia helped to build. It's like having a powerful computer in your pocket, ready to access information, entertainment, and services at a moment's notice.
But Nokia didn't just hand me a job; they gave me a playground. I was surrounded by brilliant minds and encouraged to experiment, take risks, and think outside the box. That's where the seeds of my love for technology truly blossomed. We were tinkering with the building blocks of what would become machine learning, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things – all of it.
I saw firsthand how a spark of creativity could ignite a revolution. Nokia nurtured that spark in me. They taught me that innovation isn't just about having a bright idea; it's about having the courage to chase it. It's about collaborating, learning from failures, and never losing that sense of wonder.
When I heard about Nokia's vision for 6G , it all clicked. They're not just building a faster network; they're creating a world where the lines between the physical and digital blur.
Imagine this: You're walking down the street, and your phone whispers in your ear, telling you the history of the building you're passing. Or you're lost in a foreign city, and your phone translates a local's directions in real-time. Need to check the nutritional value of your lunch? Your phone scans it instantly. It's like having a personal assistant, universal translator, and encyclopedia all in one!
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I know, I know, it sounds crazy. But according to Nokia, this is more than just some pipe dream. They're already working on things like "network sensing ," where the 6G network itself becomes like a radar, sensing the world around us . This could lead to amazing new applications in everything from healthcare to transportation.
And get this—they're also talking about phones that can learn and adapt to our individual needs. Imagine a phone that knows your preferences so well that it can anticipate what you need before you even ask.
Now, I'm not going to lie, the tech behind 6G is way over my head. But even I can see that this is more than just faster internet. It's about connecting us to the world in ways we never thought possible. It's about turning our phones into tools that enhance our lives, not just distract us.
Sure, it's a long way off. We're still figuring out the details, and there are plenty of challenges ahead. But that's what makes it exciting! I've always loved that feeling of being on the cutting edge, working on something that could change the world.
So yeah, I'm a Nokia fanboy. But it's not just about the brand. It's about the innovation, the creativity, and the relentless pursuit of a better future. A future that, thanks to the seeds planted during my time at Nokia, feels closer than ever.
And if that future looks anything like what they're cooking up with 6G, then I'm all in! In fact, I'm thrilled to share that I've recently rejoined the Nokia family, not as an employee this time, but as a consultant. I'm helping them with a unique project to improve how they handle their finances. It's a small way for me to contribute to Nokia's global impact, and I'm so happy to be back!
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5 个月Great thoughts Enamul - and all we ex Nokians have great learnings from our work experience and still cherish all the memories and culture!
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5 个月Inspiring! for us dear Enamul Haque ??
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5 个月Proud of you!